PA / Live Sound

dbx are a big name in pro speaker-management systems. Now their DSP is available in a format that fits your pocket — literally!

LD’s latest PA range combines the benefits of a line–source sound system with a flexible and modular design.

EV have a well-earned reputation for building solid, reliable PA speakers, and their latest series doesn’t disappoint.

Need a go–anywhere sound system for busking, small gigs or simply listening to music on the move? Look no further!

Looking for a quality active speaker, but don’t want to pay for features you won’t need? You may need look no further...

Malvern’s annual West Fest event proved an ideal opportunity to put Fohhn’s newest compact line-array PA speakers to the test.

The third iteration of Mackie’s ever-popular SRM series incorporates some handy DSP functionality.

JBL’s Eon range has had a major makeover, with all-new cabinet and amplifier designs, and the addition of Bluetooth remote DSP control.

Many gear manufacturers offer courses in using their equipment, but what should you expect to gain from them, and what do they offer the seasoned live-sound veteran?

PreSonus’ new StudioLive PA range brings serious onboard processing and remote DSP control to the masses.

Though billed as a guitar–amp extension cabinet, this crafty speaker could come in handy in a huge range of situations.

We put the largest models in Yamaha’s new DBR range to the test at a real-world gig, where they proved more than equal to the task.

The new DBR series makes the technology from Yamaha’s established DXR speakers available at an even more wallet–friendly price.

Could this crafty three-in-one PA and lighting system save you both time and money?

We put this compact new system from HK to the test at a festival stage in Malvern.